Gafanhoto brasileirinho (Soldier Grasshopper or Lubber Grasshopper)

Fantástica foto!

Sorry for the mistakes, i am typing on my new iPad :-))))))

I world have bet you would take the Brazilian first ... :-)!

Thank you, BAyucca, I am really glad for your help.

KatCuff, S. Frazier, Harsuame, Nopayahnah, FrancisQuintana & Blaise, thank you.

Great close up!

Romaleidae, Chromacris sp., Chromacris speciosa, Soldier Grasshopper or Lubber Grasshopper or Brasileirinho:
http://www.faunaparaguay.com/romaleidae....
http://www.treknature.com/gallery/photo1...
http://osf2.orthoptera.org/Common/Basic/...
http://www.treknature.com/gallery/South_...

PS. - The light brown color is located in the back of the insect.

You are right, of course. It IS a grasshopper. I was a bit sleepy... It actually is an adult specimen of these nymphs:
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/830...
It is amazing the transformation they go through, the green/light brown color only appears after 5 or 6 molts.

Yes, a SUPERB grasshopper (suborder: Caelifera)

Looks like a Grasshopper, not Katydid (if it has short antennae = Grasshopper). Do you remember?

Fantástico que imagen

Wow!